Brighten up your beauty regimen with these five selections.
1. Korres Black Pine Active Firming Sleeping Oil
As the weather starts to cool off, it is essential to add facial oils back into your skincare routine. A nighttime option is an ideal alternative for women who are wary of having a greasy appearance from using oils during the day. This sleeping oil from Korres uses black pine, cold-pressed jojoba, grapeseed, cold-pressed argan, apricot and cold-pressed sweet almond oils to moisturize and firm skin overnight. / $62; korresusa.com
2. Olly Sleeping Beauty Collection Gummy Vitamins
No amount of serums or lotions can undo the effects of a bad diet and poor sleeping habits. When taken daily, these gummy vitamins can help promote healthy skin and hair with biotin, vitamin C and borage oil, while also regulating your sleep cycle with melatonin. Make sure that you pay attention to the serving size—with delicious flavors it’s easy to want to snack on the entire bottle. / $13.99 each; target.com
3. L’oreal Voluminous False Fiber Lashes
False fiber mascara has been rising in popularity due to its ability to beef up sparse lashes by using pigmented nylon and rayon fibers. This is not mascara for natural looking lashes, but if you want to pump up the volume for a night out, it is a worthy option. Insider tip: Layer lengthening non-fiber mascara on your lashes before applying the false fibers to separate and avoid clumps. / $8.95; lorealparisusa.com
4. Pacifica Sea Foam Complete Face Wash
This gentle foaming cleanser is designed to remove makeup and impurities without over-drying your skin. Made up of vegan, cruelty-free ingredients, you can feel good about lathering up with this coconut-scented gel. The fragrance alone is enough to want to use this product every day. / $11; pacificabeauty.com
5. Lipstick Queen Frog Prince
Those who aren’t frightened by the color of this lipstick will find a pleasant surprise. This green formula actually glides on as a sheer magenta that looks different on each person. / $25; bellacara.com
(September 2015)
